Agriculture and the Redland · gathering place
Hotel Redland
historic hotel · Homestead
- Opened
- 1904
- Community
- Homestead · municipality
- Status as of 11 September 2026
- operating
- Historical state
- pre Andrew
- Connections
- 2 edges, 2 distinct neighbours · betweenness 0.004 (rank 76 of 371) · moves and capital only 0.000 (rank 46)
- Confidence
- High · sources: [A16], [T46], [T1] (register)
W. D. Horne builds the Homestead Inn in 1904 as a rooming house, supply store and post office beside the new railway, and it is the oldest building in Homestead. A fire in the attic damages it on 10 November 1913. It closes in 2020 during the pandemic and reopens under new ownership at 5 S Flagler Avenue.
Detail: 5 S Flagler Ave
Connections
Moves, founders, developers
- founded byWilliam D. HorneHorne builds the Homestead Inn, later Hotel Redland1904
Influence
- shaped byFlorida East Coast Railway extension to HomesteadInn built for settlers arriving on the railway extension1904
Located
- located inDowntown HomesteadStands at 5 S Flagler Ave in the historic district1904 to present
- located inHomesteadSits in Homestead by address or centroid1904